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What are the types of alarm logs?
- Active: alarms that are still present
- Historical: alarms that were raised and have since been cleared
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How does performance monitoring work?
- Data collection at 15-minute intervals
- Data collection at 24-hour intervals
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What is alarm suppression?
- A feature in the NMS that silences or hides certain alarms to prevent repetitive notifications
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What does “inventory” include?
- A list of all hardware details: chassis, cards, slots, board specifics, serial and part numbers, operational dates, manufacturing dates, etc.
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What are the alarm severity levels?
- Critical
- Major
- Minor
- Warning
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How can you log in to network elements?
- Via the web GUI
- Via the CLI
- Through the NMS
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What common database operations are performed?
- Backup
- Restore
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What types of logs are commonly used for troubleshooting?
- Debug log
- Syslog
- Performance log
- Alarm log
- Event log
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How does the NMS handle performance and event logs?
- It stores metrics and events for both historical analysis and real-time monitoring.
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